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Does a disabled iOS device mean your data is lost for good?

Friday, September 7, 2018 by Tilly Holland

The dreaded disabled IOS device message causes problems for hundreds of thousands of users all over the world. So, what do you do when your IOS device becomes disabled and can you recover your data from that device?

The Main Issues with the MacBook Pros Embedded SSD

Wednesday, September 5, 2018 by Tilly Holland

The release of the new Macbook Pro has raised questions regarding its embedded SSD and RAM. What benefits and challenges does this pose for the user and what do you do if you want to upgrade the storage capacity of your Macbook?

Ontrack Jukebox: Top 5 Songs for Managing Tapes

Wednesday, August 29, 2018 by Mikey Anderson

Learn about the best 5 songs for managing the seemingly timeless method that companies are relying on to store archive data in the cheapest way possible: tapes.

Webmail vs Email Clients: Which one should you choose?

Wednesday, August 22, 2018 by Tilly Holland

With so many options available to ensure you get your email when and where you want it; is using a Webmail or an Email Client the best way to go?

How to solve the dreaded Windows 10 failure

Friday, August 17, 2018 by Michael Nuncic

Windows 10 has proven to be very problematic for many people, with the data recovery experts at Ontrack dealing with a number of data loss cases due to the specific error: BCD 0xc00000f failure.

Guaranteed Backup: How To Make Your Backup Failure Proof

Wednesday, August 15, 2018 by Michael Nuncic

With data becoming more important than ever for both individuals and corporations, ensuring that a strong backup is in place is essential. But, are backups always as fail proof as we think?

The Challenges in Data Recovery Today

Thursday, August 9, 2018 by Michael Nuncic

The world we live in is changing every day. Technology is becoming more and more advanced, which gives data recovery experts a tough job in ensuring they are up to date.

Long Term Archiving: Backup for Eternity - Part 3

Monday, July 2, 2018 by Michael Nuncic

There is an ongoing trend to more and more data being produced both by consumers and enterprises alike. But where to store all that new data? In the last two parts of this article series we covered the history and future of punch cards and tape as well as hard disk drives and SSDs… This week we will cover old floppy disks and optical media like CD ROMs and DVDs.